Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
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Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
I know this probably isn't the place to ask but I am a bit stuck with Dreamweaver! I have a largish logo at the top of my proposed webpage, into which an animation has to sit. The only way I can find to do it is to insert a layer, put the animation in it & then position it over the part of the logo that is has to go over. Great - everything looks fine until you make the browser window smaller and the layer changes position to compensate..... AARRGGHH!!!! Its driving me nuts! Does anybody know how i am best inserting this animation in so it doesn't do this????
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Aussie Finn Mixture!
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Instead of layers I use tables to keep images etc still and you can put the size as pixels or % so it should work with it. I use dreamweaver all the time to build and upkeep my site.
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Originally Posted by teza
Instead of layers I use tables to keep images etc still and you can put the size as pixels or % so it should work with it. I use dreamweaver all the time to build and upkeep my site.
This is a screen shot of what I mean.....
and this is the animation.......
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Use absolute positioning for your DIV rather than relative positioning.
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Australia's Doorman
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Originally Posted by renth
Use absolute positioning for your DIV rather than relative positioning.
Don't resort to tables, stick with the CSS.
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Alternatively remake the animation using your logo too, if you have taken the logo from somewhere else and cant isolate each frame, break it down in ? (I have forgotten the prog, but I have done it several times) then insert your animation as one larger animated gif.
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Originally Posted by CadburysFingers
Alternatively remake the animation using your logo too, if you have taken the logo from somewhere else and cant isolate each frame, break it down in ? (I have forgotten the prog, but I have done it several times) then insert your animation as one larger animated gif.
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Originally Posted by Jonahs_mummy
that was my thought too but i cannot find a program to do it
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Re: Anyone any good with Dreamweaver??
Originally Posted by Hutch
GIF Animator 5 would do it, but I've never been able to make it work under XP and they've stopped supporting it now. ImageReady would do it too though, without the bells and whistles.